New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-02-02

which Expresses them, and in their efforts
to secure the protection and the advan-
tage OF local government with strict OBJ
servance OF every national obligation.
The American friends in sympathy with
Ireland speak only for the sacred rights Of
Davitt to interpret this sentiment to that
most illustrious statesman OF England
our greeting and our blessing. We pray
God that Mr.. G]adstone's life may be
spared till his career shall have been
crowned with the noblest achievement OF
British craftsmanship.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Maud Howe, daughter of Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe, to Mr. John Eliot, an English artist,
whom Miss Howe first met in Rome.
The pastor OF q Lutheran church at Osh-
kosh, suspended several Knights OF Labor
because they refuse to withdraw from the
order.
Mr.. Gilfllan and Senator Mcmillan have
secured an amendment by the senate COM
mittee on appropriations to the sundry
civil bill appropriating $167, 900 for the
Minneapolis public building instead Of
$4,000 as provided by the bill as it came
from the house. This is the full amount
not heretofore appropriated OF the $780,
900, the full limit of the cost OF the build
ing, and will insure the full completion Of
the building within the fiscal year ending
June, 1888.
The Gov. of Indiana issued a proclama.
ton quarantining against cattle from the
entire state OF Illinois. ~
Gen. Ftzhugh Lee, governor OF Virginia,
and party, were greatly lionized in ST..
Paul.
Janitor Titus, OF the Collegiate institute
at Belvidere, N. j., has been sentenced to
be hanged April ii for the murder OF a
servant girl in the institute.
The Democratic caucus OF Tennessee
nomina ted Bate who has Just retired from
the gubernatorial chair. This insures his
election.
Mr.. Lyman OF Iowa has introduced a
bill providing for the purchase OF addition.
al ground for the new public building now
in course of construction at Council Bluffs
1t is proposed to purchase the thirty.foot
it along Broadway to an alley. The price
to be paid is not to exceed $4,000.
The naval bill OF Mr. Thomas of Illinois
is in effect as follows: 1t authorizes the
construction of two steel cruisers OF about
four thousand tons displacement OF the
type OF Cruiser No. j." atacost, exclusive
OF armament, OF not more than $500, 900
each; and six steel torpedo boats having O.
maximum speed OF not less than twenty
four knots per hour to cost, exclusive Of
armament, 100000 each.
The French have evacuated Tamatave,
Madagascar.
All the leading Canadi an papers, irrespec-
tive OF party, agree that Canadas posi-
ton is impregnable on the fishery question,
and urge the dominion government to up
hold Canada's rights at all hazards. At
the same time the hope is expressed that
the United States government will not
take the course which recent legislation in
dicates until every means OF coming to u
fair and friendly settlement is exhausted.
At Dallas, Texas, fire was discovered in
the wholesale grocery house OF 7. L. Mar.
shall q Co., one OF the largest houses in
the Southwest. The flames spread rapidly
to the adjoining business blocks, entirely
consuming three OF the finest buildings in
the city. The total loss on buildings and
stock will aggregate 100000.
Capt. Cloudman, master OF the yacht
Outing, sent by the magazine of that name
on Nov. IL from Boston on a tour around
the world, tells the story OF the wreck OF
his vessel of Jupiter's inlet, Florida.
Stockbridge, the New Michigan senator,
spent 100000 on his Kalamazoo resi-
dence.
John w. Mackay, ofthe Postal Telegraph
company, has purchased the Bay Coast
Telegraph line belonging to the South Pacif-
ic Coast Railroad company, which runs
from San Francisco to Santa Cruz.
A Jasper county Iowa farmer was
brought to Des Moines and lodged in Jail
by u United States revenue officer for maxi
ing butter with lard and cream. On q
hon ripo hpfnra tho ho 90
discharged on the ground that lard and
butter were not SO mixed as to form a
compound, the samples being lard coated
with butter
Notice has been posted in most Of the
boot and shoe factories at Worcester and
in Spencer, Mass, that these factories will
he open to only such operatives as will
agree to deal individually with the firm
employing them. It is understood that
tho manufacturers are determined to free
themselves from dictations by the knights
OF Labor.
Postofiices discontinued-D akota: Har.
ney, Pennington county. Name changed
Minnesota: Crow Lake, Stearn county, to
Belgrade. Site changed-Dakota: Willard,
Faux county. Postmasters commission
ed-Dakota: Antelope, T. G. Callahan;
Mountain, NJ. Stephenson; Richardson, j.
j. Deirance; Taylor, i. i. Lewis. Mime
sofa: Kimbrae, I. S. Swan; Rushford, II.
G. Hill. Wisconsin: Redwood, Katie e..
Scion; South Pennington, NJ. ]. Lynch
The president will appoint the railroad
commission at once.
The Emperor William has expressed n
wish to meet Queen Victoria dnring his
ninetieth and her jubilee year. The aged
monarch entertains the belief that such a
meeting would have a favorable effect in
strengthening the peace OF Europe. 1t is
expected that the conference viii be ar
ranged to take place some time during the
coming summer at Brussels or some con-
tinental thing place. 3s885s
Posniaster Briggs Of Dodgville,